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Been running all day. Just got home and ate and during the middle of this I'll leave in the middle of this to go get my boy some food.
Apparently I can't figure out the Dallas Corbin Multi-Quote so I'll do these manually:
Thank you again, @Backlipslide , and congratulations to you as well. I'm a little glad I don't have to imagine anymore what your name means.
Thank you, @irie lion .
Thank you, @FishEyedFool . I loved that damn show, btw.
Thank you, @InTheShed . I appreciate you taking the time to try to help a first-timer like myself. I still have a lot to learn and I'm trying to learn not to put to much pressure on myself regarding this.
I have no nutrients. What would you recommend - I assume for those in between times before moving to the super soil?
I probably did overwater a tad. Still learning. Going to let these pots get good and dry before watering again. That should also help with the overall nutrient uptake.
OK. Just got back from getting food...where was I?
Oh yeah...
Thank you, @Itibitiguy .
Thank you, @Newfun .
Thank you, @John Wick .
You guys are all great. I hope I didn't skip anyone. Between Shed, Amy, and the rest of you this is going to be a successful grow despite my mistakes. We're gonna make it work.
P.S. It's one thing to know something in theory and another to apply it. I'm trying to get better at both. Thanks to everyone who has, is, and will help along the way.
Apparently I can't figure out the Dallas Corbin Multi-Quote so I'll do these manually:
Hey al! Everything’s looking good brother!! The bigger your plants get the more humidity they will put off, bigger pots, bigger amount of water.
Oh and congratulations on being nominated for member of the month bro!! What an honour!
Thank you again, @Backlipslide , and congratulations to you as well. I'm a little glad I don't have to imagine anymore what your name means.
Plants are looking good AL congrats on your MOTM nomination brother Backlipslide and AL!
Thank you, @irie lion .
Agreed. Congrats guys. Couldn't happen to two more deserving members, as far as I'm concerned.
Thank you, @FishEyedFool . I loved that damn show, btw.
Sorry I'm late...busy weekend! Congrats on the transplant .
Nitrogen deficiencies start at the lower leaves, and a plant of that size should be getting fed (growing runt excluded!)
I would have waited, but I would have encouraged you to slide the root ball out to check the roots before deciding.
I wouldn't call that root bound though.
Unless it's wall to wall roots, I don't score the sides when I up-can.
What irie said. With the added mention that a plant of that many nodes should be getting nutrients, half-strength probably.
That was my next concern. They looked waterlogged on transplant, so unless you just watered before you moved them, they aren't drying out enough. Wet feet will also cause deficiencies as soaking wet roots can't absorb nutrients.
I don't usually transplant until I need to water my solo cups every other day (completely dry).
LOL!
Thank you, @InTheShed . I appreciate you taking the time to try to help a first-timer like myself. I still have a lot to learn and I'm trying to learn not to put to much pressure on myself regarding this.
I have no nutrients. What would you recommend - I assume for those in between times before moving to the super soil?
I probably did overwater a tad. Still learning. Going to let these pots get good and dry before watering again. That should also help with the overall nutrient uptake.
OK. Just got back from getting food...where was I?
Oh yeah...
They are looking good congrats on the nomination
Thank you, @Itibitiguy .
Congratulations on your nomination. You are so deserving. Woohoo!
Thank you, @Newfun .
Your girls are sweet and congrats on the nomination.
Great job and good luck !
Thank you, @John Wick .
You guys are all great. I hope I didn't skip anyone. Between Shed, Amy, and the rest of you this is going to be a successful grow despite my mistakes. We're gonna make it work.
P.S. It's one thing to know something in theory and another to apply it. I'm trying to get better at both. Thanks to everyone who has, is, and will help along the way.